The anonymous gossip queen entertained us all throughout the pandemic. But how will she dish on her “Euphoria” favorites (among others) now that she’s on HBO’s payroll?
. The gossip account first began posting rumors of a rift between Ferreira and the series’ creator in early January, resulting in the fan-favorite actress having a reduced role in the show’s second season. “New season of Euphoria is going to be real DARK,” read the. “So much so that some actors, especially Barbie Ferreira, were not vibing with the director’s vision. Barbie got into it with him on set and left one day. He then cut a lot of her lines.
The tension between Ferreira and Levinson proved to be a huge story surrounding season two of HBO’s druggy teen drama, and DeuxMoi was integral to bringing it to light. This is just one example of what’s at stake with the significant conflict of interest posed by her partnership with HBO.
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